GLONOINUM
Tendency to sudden and violent irregularities of the circulation.
It acts very quickly and very violently.
Bursting. Expansion. Bursting, throbbing headaches; sensations of expanding in the head and elsewhere. Many of its symptoms resemble those of sunstroke, fever and inflammation are lacking, tendency to violent and sudden irregularities of circulation.
Throbbing of carotids; violent action of heart; rush of blood to head; flushes of heat rising from chest to head, then throbbing pain in head.
Neuralgias are accompanied with much throbbing, and are often < at night, preventing sleep. Supra-orbital neuralgia, pulsating; retinal congestion from exposure to strong light. Facial neuralgia, extending through head. Cardiac neuralgia (angina pectoris) with radiating pains.
Glon. is suited to "Troubles of the head in type-setters, and in men who work under a gas-light steadily, so that the heat falls on the head; bad results from sunstroke; can't bear any heat about the head; can't walk in the sun, must walk in the shade or carry an umbrella; can't bear heat from a stove; great vertigo on assuming an upright posture, from rising up in bed, rising from a seat. Heat in the head; throbbing headache."
Great sensitiveness to the least jar. headache, causes the patient to carry his head very carefully in order to avoid the chance of it. The headache is in the whole head and every part (forehead, vertex, occiput). Many pains appear in occiput and base of brain; gnawing in occiput; sore pain; pressure; severe pain in occiput, extending to eyes and temples; sensation as if something were moving in nerves from back of neck upward to head. The eyes may be fixed or protrude; aversion to bright light; black spots before sight. Face flushed or pale. Climacteric disturbances.
Cannot bear heat about the head, heat of stove or walking in the sun (Lach., Nat. c.).
Headache increases and decreases every day with the sun (Kal., Nat. c.).
Intense congestion of brain from delayed or suppressed menses; headache in place of menses.
Headache: occurring after profuse uterine haemorrhage; rush of blood to head, in pregnant women.
Flushes of heat; at the climacteric (Amyl., Bell., Lach.); with the catmenia (Fer., Sang.).
During intermissions of pain, she shudders and weeps bitterly.
Disinclined to speak ; would scarcely answer.
Fear ; throat feels swollen ; chest as if screwed together ; apprehensive of approaching death ; fears she has been poisoned.
Bad effects of mental excitement, fright, fear, mechanical contusions and their later consequences.
Sensation in head as if he were hanging with head downwards, and as if there was a great rush of blood to head in consequence.
Stitches in temples or right side of forehead.
Pressure and throbbing in temples.
Pressure and pain from within out in both temples. Sensation as if skull were too small ; as if brain were attempting to burst it.
Children scream with pain in head, exclaiming, "My head! my head!"
Holds head with both hands ; presses sinciput.
Habitual hemicrania ; as if focus of right eye were suddenly displaced ; sees everything half light and half dark, with a sensation as if he must die, nausea, is obliged to sit down, dimness before eyes like a cloud, followed by most violent headache, with repeated vomiting, after which it grows better.
Hemicrania from excessive use of wine.
After overheating, with copious sweat, headache.
The rays of the sun on his head were not to be borne, and his head would not allow the hat to touch it.
Headache begins with warm weather, and lasts all summer, increases and decreases every day with the sun ; great sensitiveness to rays of sun, and to pressure from covering of head.
Headache on damp, rainy days, after taking cold, much sitting and mental exertion.
Frightful headache, runs about room with head pressed between hands ; as if head would burst ; sometimes knocks head against wall ; pulse hard, full, quick ; face red ; occasionally violent shoots in head making him cry out ; jerkings through body.
Red injected eyes during headache ; reddened with wild expression.
Throbbing pain in all the teeth.
Pulsating toothache with headache.
Coated tongue, no appetite (Sunstroke).
Wine aggravates all symptoms.
Alcoholic stimulants cause delirium, congestion, stupor, etc
Sensitiveness of pit of stomach, especially on stooping.
Diarrheic stools with rumbling and discharges of flatus, beginning in morning and lasting all day.
Diarrhœa, with sudden cessation of menses.
Intense congestion of brain induced in plethoric constitutions by sudden suppression of menses, or appearing in place of the menses.
Headaches occurring after profuse uterine hemorrhage.
Violent palpitation of heart, with throbbing carotids, pulsating headache in forehead and between temples.
On attempting to rise, such weakness of limbs could not stand (Affection of brain).
Weakness and numbness of thigh.
Unsteady gait.
Drowsy, yawning ; inclination to deep inspiration ; face hot and pale.
Yawning with headache, congestion of blood to head.
Children get sick in the night after sitting opposite an open coal fire, or falling asleep there.
Bad effects from having the hair cut.
Bad effects from being exposed inordinately to the sun's rays.
Wants cold water ; also from dry, parched feeling.
Increased desire to smoke.
Fainting, sudden unconsciousness; convulsions, especially during labour. Nausea and vomiting of cerebral origin. Violent, stabbing, neuralgic pains, so violent as to make patient frantic, he wants to escape, to jump out of window. Bad effects of fear; horrible apprehension; fear of being poisoned. Loss of sense of location: "well-known streets seem strange to him." Confusion of place, forgets where he lives, well known places seems strange.
She could not remember which side of the street her house was on. Well-known streets seem strange ; way home too long. Loses his way in the known streets.
Burning between shoulders. Sitting or lying still, or walking in cold air > headache. Bending forward; bending head backward, and almost every movement < headache. Rest < pain in knee. Excessive heat and cold = hyperæmia of brain. Heat generally <; cold applications and cool air >; but cold water applied to head < head symptoms, even = spasms. < Damp weather. Bad effects of having hair cut; of exposure to sun or fire heat. All summer, headache < every day with the sun. < From wine. Pains from within outward; from front to back. Bad effect of too much riding or driving; sea-sickness; < from jarring. Pressure > headache. Cannot bear weight of hair; clothing seems too tight. Old scars break out again.
GLONOINE BELLADONNA
> Uncovering < uncovering
Headache < bending head backwards > bending head backwards
> in open air < in open air
cannot keep still > by holding the head still
must walk about
no flushing of face face flushed
Amyl nit.; Act. r. (waving in brain);
Petrol. and Crotal. h. (loss of location);
Bell. (cephalic cry but not as marked in Bell.; also Bell. has > bending head back, and > covering head; Glon. > uncovered);
Apis, Hyo. (fears being poisoned);
Gels. (inclination to jump out of window);
Stram. Sang. (headache with the sun; ear sensitive to jar);
Nit. ac. and Bell. (sensitiveness to jar);
Melilot. (headache with crimson face)
Lyc. and Phos. (burning between shoulders);
Dig. and Diosc. (headache extending into nose);
Sec. (fingers spread apart).
Causation.─Sun. Bright snow. Fire-heat. Fear or fright. Jarring. Injuries.
Homoeopathy safer and superior medicine
If the proof of the pudding is in eating, it is impossible to deny that like cures like.
A good guideline to remember is: Homoeopathy as the general rule; allopathy as a last resort.
Tendency to sudden and violent irregularities of the circulation.
It acts very quickly and very violently.
Bursting. Expansion. Bursting, throbbing headaches; sensations of expanding in the head and elsewhere. Many of its symptoms resemble those of sunstroke, fever and inflammation are lacking, tendency to violent and sudden irregularities of circulation.
Throbbing of carotids; violent action of heart; rush of blood to head; flushes of heat rising from chest to head, then throbbing pain in head.
Neuralgias are accompanied with much throbbing, and are often < at night, preventing sleep. Supra-orbital neuralgia, pulsating; retinal congestion from exposure to strong light. Facial neuralgia, extending through head. Cardiac neuralgia (angina pectoris) with radiating pains.
Glon. is suited to "Troubles of the head in type-setters, and in men who work under a gas-light steadily, so that the heat falls on the head; bad results from sunstroke; can't bear any heat about the head; can't walk in the sun, must walk in the shade or carry an umbrella; can't bear heat from a stove; great vertigo on assuming an upright posture, from rising up in bed, rising from a seat. Heat in the head; throbbing headache."
Great sensitiveness to the least jar. headache, causes the patient to carry his head very carefully in order to avoid the chance of it. The headache is in the whole head and every part (forehead, vertex, occiput). Many pains appear in occiput and base of brain; gnawing in occiput; sore pain; pressure; severe pain in occiput, extending to eyes and temples; sensation as if something were moving in nerves from back of neck upward to head. The eyes may be fixed or protrude; aversion to bright light; black spots before sight. Face flushed or pale. Climacteric disturbances.
Cannot bear heat about the head, heat of stove or walking in the sun (Lach., Nat. c.).
Headache increases and decreases every day with the sun (Kal., Nat. c.).
Intense congestion of brain from delayed or suppressed menses; headache in place of menses.
Headache: occurring after profuse uterine haemorrhage; rush of blood to head, in pregnant women.
Flushes of heat; at the climacteric (Amyl., Bell., Lach.); with the catmenia (Fer., Sang.).
During intermissions of pain, she shudders and weeps bitterly.
Disinclined to speak ; would scarcely answer.
Fear ; throat feels swollen ; chest as if screwed together ; apprehensive of approaching death ; fears she has been poisoned.
Bad effects of mental excitement, fright, fear, mechanical contusions and their later consequences.
Sensation in head as if he were hanging with head downwards, and as if there was a great rush of blood to head in consequence.
Stitches in temples or right side of forehead.
Pressure and throbbing in temples.
Pressure and pain from within out in both temples. Sensation as if skull were too small ; as if brain were attempting to burst it.
Children scream with pain in head, exclaiming, "My head! my head!"
Holds head with both hands ; presses sinciput.
Habitual hemicrania ; as if focus of right eye were suddenly displaced ; sees everything half light and half dark, with a sensation as if he must die, nausea, is obliged to sit down, dimness before eyes like a cloud, followed by most violent headache, with repeated vomiting, after which it grows better.
Hemicrania from excessive use of wine.
After overheating, with copious sweat, headache.
The rays of the sun on his head were not to be borne, and his head would not allow the hat to touch it.
Headache begins with warm weather, and lasts all summer, increases and decreases every day with the sun ; great sensitiveness to rays of sun, and to pressure from covering of head.
Headache on damp, rainy days, after taking cold, much sitting and mental exertion.
Frightful headache, runs about room with head pressed between hands ; as if head would burst ; sometimes knocks head against wall ; pulse hard, full, quick ; face red ; occasionally violent shoots in head making him cry out ; jerkings through body.
Red injected eyes during headache ; reddened with wild expression.
Throbbing pain in all the teeth.
Pulsating toothache with headache.
Coated tongue, no appetite (Sunstroke).
Wine aggravates all symptoms.
Alcoholic stimulants cause delirium, congestion, stupor, etc
Sensitiveness of pit of stomach, especially on stooping.
Diarrheic stools with rumbling and discharges of flatus, beginning in morning and lasting all day.
Diarrhœa, with sudden cessation of menses.
Intense congestion of brain induced in plethoric constitutions by sudden suppression of menses, or appearing in place of the menses.
Headaches occurring after profuse uterine hemorrhage.
Violent palpitation of heart, with throbbing carotids, pulsating headache in forehead and between temples.
On attempting to rise, such weakness of limbs could not stand (Affection of brain).
Weakness and numbness of thigh.
Unsteady gait.
Drowsy, yawning ; inclination to deep inspiration ; face hot and pale.
Yawning with headache, congestion of blood to head.
Children get sick in the night after sitting opposite an open coal fire, or falling asleep there.
Bad effects from having the hair cut.
Bad effects from being exposed inordinately to the sun's rays.
Wants cold water ; also from dry, parched feeling.
Increased desire to smoke.
Fainting, sudden unconsciousness; convulsions, especially during labour. Nausea and vomiting of cerebral origin. Violent, stabbing, neuralgic pains, so violent as to make patient frantic, he wants to escape, to jump out of window. Bad effects of fear; horrible apprehension; fear of being poisoned. Loss of sense of location: "well-known streets seem strange to him." Confusion of place, forgets where he lives, well known places seems strange.
She could not remember which side of the street her house was on. Well-known streets seem strange ; way home too long. Loses his way in the known streets.
Burning between shoulders. Sitting or lying still, or walking in cold air > headache. Bending forward; bending head backward, and almost every movement < headache. Rest < pain in knee. Excessive heat and cold = hyperæmia of brain. Heat generally <; cold applications and cool air >; but cold water applied to head < head symptoms, even = spasms. < Damp weather. Bad effects of having hair cut; of exposure to sun or fire heat. All summer, headache < every day with the sun. < From wine. Pains from within outward; from front to back. Bad effect of too much riding or driving; sea-sickness; < from jarring. Pressure > headache. Cannot bear weight of hair; clothing seems too tight. Old scars break out again.
GLONOINE BELLADONNA
> Uncovering < uncovering
Headache < bending head backwards > bending head backwards
> in open air < in open air
cannot keep still > by holding the head still
must walk about
no flushing of face face flushed
Amyl nit.; Act. r. (waving in brain);
Petrol. and Crotal. h. (loss of location);
Bell. (cephalic cry but not as marked in Bell.; also Bell. has > bending head back, and > covering head; Glon. > uncovered);
Apis, Hyo. (fears being poisoned);
Gels. (inclination to jump out of window);
Stram. Sang. (headache with the sun; ear sensitive to jar);
Nit. ac. and Bell. (sensitiveness to jar);
Melilot. (headache with crimson face)
Lyc. and Phos. (burning between shoulders);
Dig. and Diosc. (headache extending into nose);
Sec. (fingers spread apart).
Causation.─Sun. Bright snow. Fire-heat. Fear or fright. Jarring. Injuries.
Homoeopathy safer and superior medicine
If the proof of the pudding is in eating, it is impossible to deny that like cures like.
A good guideline to remember is: Homoeopathy as the general rule; allopathy as a last resort.
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